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Abstract
The liquid membrane technique is very useful for metal ions recovery from dilute solutions. Co2+ ions can be removed and concentrated from waste waters with an emulsion liquid membrane. The paper describes the permeation of Co2+ using naphthenic acids as the carrier and kerosene as the membrane material. The inner phase is a HCl 3.162 x 10-4 solution. The extraction yield is more than 96%.